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Prominent PoJK leader Dr Shabir Choudhry has strongly condemned alleged human rights violations and repression by Pakistan in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking from the UK, he accused Pakistani forces of targeting civilians, raiding homes, restricting food and medicines, and denying medical treatment to the injured. Choudhry asserted that the people's struggle is peaceful and focused on fundamental rights, control over local resources and freedom from exploitation. He vowed that the movement would continue.

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00:01The human rights violations and violence against innocent civilians continue to emerge from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, triggering protests
00:12among Kashmirists at home and abroad.
00:14The prominent leader from POJK, Dr. Shabir Chaudhary, speaking from the United Kingdom, has strongly condemned Pakistan's alleged atrocities against
00:25the local population.
00:28The aftermath of these incidents of the contracts were made by many來 of the people.
00:31The number of attacks the inmates made such a fate to kill them straight.
00:36There was no such matter!
00:38How many times happened to kill everyone in the church and kill each other?
00:43How many times did they kill each other of their meal and drink?
00:46There wasn't much pressure because they had the abuse.
00:48There was no pressure because there were been cold to them so they could not buy any drugs.
00:52There was no pressure for someone to take it and take it or take it toADA.
00:57Pakistani forces of targeting civilians, raiding homes, restricting access to food and medicines and preventing injured people from receiving medical
01:08treatment, he questioned whether peacefully demanding fundamental rights has become a crime.
01:14We are standing by the way. We are fighting against the sexual violence. We are fighting against the violence. Our
01:31struggle is peaceful. We are fighting for fundamental rights. We are not a terrorist. We are terrorists.
01:42Our struggle will continue.
01:45And then what do we want?
01:47It's not just that we say that our fundamental rights are from Pakistan.
01:52We also say that our forces are being destroyed.
01:56These forces are our control.
01:59Whatever there is, there is no way to exploit it.
02:07This is no way to exploit it.
02:10Kashmiri leaders maintain that peaceful protest is a basic democratic right
02:15and accuse Pakistan of suppressing public voices through intimidation.
02:20They have voted to continue their struggle until the legitimate demands
02:24and fundamental rights of the people of POJK are fulfilled.

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